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DIEDMONT AIR LINE,
L Schedule in effect March 1sth, 1887.

IL Schedule II enect Marcn lSOo1 1887.
$50 A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily Tor Warrentoa.
Gordonsville Charlottesville, Lynchbuw and Stations
between Alexandria and LynchburR. Bristol, KNOX,
Vile, Rome. Caera. Montgomery and Nov ORLEANS.
Pullman Sleeper Washington to New Orleans
11:20 A. M-Fast Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char.
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danvllle and stations be-
tween Iynchburg and Dsnville Greensboro. Raleigh,
Charlotte, Atlanta Birmingham. Montgomery. Nov
Orleans Texas and California Pullman Seeper N0v
Atlanta 10 New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir kleep0D
for Birmingham, Nicksburg aud Shreveport 6olA1
trains Washington TO Atlanta
2:35 p. M-Daily except Sunday for NAnassaa.
$3.50 r. M-western Express Daily for wsrrenton,
Gordonsvile, Charlottesville. Louisville Cincinnati
and Line of Ches and Ohio Route Pullman SleepesO
and Solid Trains Washington TO Louisville. also for
Lynchburg, Bristol Chattanooga Memphie. Listae
Rock and all Southwestern Points, Through Pullman
Sleepers Washington 10 Little Rock without change
HOO p. M--Southsrn Express Daily for Lynchburg,
Danvilla. Raleigh, Asheylle. Charlotte. Oolulnbsa.
Aiken. Augusta. Atlanta Montgomery, New Orleans.
Texas aud California Pullman Slespes Washington
Montgomery 70 New OrlesnsA Pullman Sleepeu Wash
ington to Aiken without change
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash-
;nsto a 9l2 A n Daily H except suDdsy and 4:t5P
n; Rsturnlns leave Hound Hin SOS A \. Daily. and
go Daily sKeept Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South VA Charlotte, Dan
and % r M; via East Tenn. Bristol and Lynch:
burg at l20l P. NJ and 9 40 p. 4 VIA Ches, and
Ohio Route and Charlottssvils ct e;4o r. M: Strss-
Tickets Sleeping Oar rsssry.s;on and In pfprmasioe
vana avenue and Il Passenger station. PennsyIyanis
Railroad 9TH aud streets JAS L. TAYLOR.
mh12 General Passenger Agent
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W. Dorr PBox1sr You
THE EARTH,
BUT WE WILL SAVE you 90 ON $40 SUIT. Or
60 ON $50 SUIT:
WE WILL SAVE YOU FROM s6 TO o. ON A
HEAVYWEIGHT OvERCOAT. OR FROM Is TO o.
ON LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCOAT.
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF SUITS FOR BOYS
FROM II TO Is FROM % UP.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S
SUITS (sHORT PANTs). FROM 4 TO II YEARS.
$3.50 UP
1000 PAIR OF ODD PANTS FROM s1.5o UP
WARDS, AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
mh7 Corner 7th and G sts.
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An Auciioncer's bright Repartee.


From the Omaha World.
Omaha Girl: Engaged to Mr. De Love! Dear
mel How DO you widows manage to step In
among US young girls and carry Oh our nioest
baaux?"
Young widow: "Well, In the nYst place. n We
really IKE man, We don't act as u We hated the
vegy sight OF him"
"YoU donTY"
"No, and II he forgets himself and happens to
repttle.s
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No Mons GRxr Han

mo MORE UREY 1AIR
No More Falling Of the Hair
NO More Dxndruf or Ecurf
No More Brach or Why Hair.
For al these conditions we heartily recommend
NATTANS' CHRYSTAL DISCOVERY; 10 readily
turns gray or faded hair back to its natural color
tnres v ten days. is warranted to stop tia hair from
falling out In month or two leaving tha scalp free
OF all dandru6 and scurf.
BUT ABOVE ALI.
We Feeommsnd 1t because 1t h enttrsiy uuiiks III
osnsr HAN 6eoestyes, IN that IL entirely ee from
N poasons haenO sediment TO shake up. md oonao
a9sntay Y psEfsetay elsan to appay.,
ARTHuR NATTANG, Rsopxss4or,
14th and I and I'd and D sk \, y.
SSHs to aay Part q the country on rseeiptos pos
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Just Away.

just away
/ cannot say, and will not say
That he il dead He is just sway!
With CHEEKY smile and q wave of the hand
he has wandered into al unknown land,
And left US dreaming how very fair
Ii needs must be, since he fingers there.
And you. oh. you. who the widest yearn
Tor the old time step and the glad RETURN
Think Of him faring on. as dear
In the love Of there AZ the love of here;
And loyal still, as he gave the blows
VI his warrior strength TO his country's foes:
Mild and gentle as he was brave
When the sweetest love Of his life he gave
To simple things: Where the violets grew
Pure as the eyes they were hkened to,
The touches of his handS have stayed
As reverenIy as his lips have prayed.
When the little brown thrush that harshly chirred
Was dear to him as the mocking bird;
And he pitied n much q man In pain
writhing honey bee wet with rain
Think of him stin as the same / say,
He - not dead: he is just away,
JAMES WaIrconB RILEY.
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Written for THE EVENING STAR
THE LAST BUFFALO HUNT.
CLOSING IN On THE REMNANT.

A Cruel Country for Wan or Beast-The
Hanchnsem and the Cattle Business
Where the Millions are Now-The First
lunch Of Buffalo.
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p1RKER'g GINGER TONIC, TIE B1ST CuRA
= 59r Coughs Weak Lungs, Asthma, Ipdigestien. IN
po1s mes. With !.ma9s dnsss s.sI cnysys
Lungst RhapmstiEm, Female ComplsinfS. WA ne Dis
so esenIe ~ ~ e the st2@aoh. NysR kidneY and
YOU'D gecoxer thar health by the timely uce Of Pas
.ad G ~ TOME - new lie en4 steRgth e The
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RAILROADS.
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

&
schedule in effect SUNDAY. MARCH 18th 1857.
until further nctsce.
leave Washington from station. corner Of New Jer-
For chiC.cS' ii as am and 10 10 p daily, with
f.si Limited fspre.s far Pit,sbnrs and chca~o ar
ns a s.o on thus Ssh ,r.n for
last time. -
nm and q: 10 m, With through coaches and Palace
cbsnSs e ar TO Cincinnati and st Louis wl,n9ms
and 81 LOUIS arriyins in cineassi next 20 ming Il
,h,s 81, LOUIS 40 PM NoeHtrs fare 10 charged on
p nss ns sIg,. :, ana DAD, -. e
steering csrs to Pi. sna Detroit with far'or anu
For Ls.inston and Local st.tions 40 an daily.
For hayrs d Grace. Newark. Wilmington and phils.
oe nr I,i, 80 An 10 rrn and % pm daily.
between BaItimoro and Wilmington. Is pm daily.
PSr Baltimore week dsy.. s, ESQ, $40. 2. 10.
U ssc. a.6 $40 t s4s si.n .ns
HeE Is % ss ssssss 80 70 es "a
s2a il:s6 M. - ~ Nv W. : '''''
RP sSSssy and .iHsio 40 and $40
For Way Stations between Mss6inrtcn and R.ls.
ana SUNDAY IS am and aSS IS 80 .
p pm Siiy lao daily e1Isrt s"pdsS for PEnS,
POM. sao AM = % sn% fI'sI cas
r. .PS aS SAG s1Ses sns sp ssf daily
cert Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 6 90 30 an,
> 90 and z rs pm.
From Philadelphia. Chester. Wilmington and Hays
de Grace, IL 80 am.. 3 20 pm and 10 90 pm daily
From WILMINGTON, Del and intermediate poinh
north Of Baltimore II 20 am
from Ann.Pq d 80 am ana 900 s.ss and 500
Prom Hsrpers Ferry and Valley Railroad $50 pm
daily, except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. 9 Is q N
and Sis p. m, daily except Sunday.
Trxns leave baltimore for Washington NJ 3 I o. so
I:2o poo, % and 10 30 m 12:l5 2 80, 8 4.
30 20. ;o5 and 10 80 NJ, 80. 2 80. 40
800 @ 80. 40. q 90 and IL 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop ct Relay sfst5oa
except 80 2l0. 3:l and % pm.
For further Information apply AZ the Baltimore end
Ohio Ticket once, Washington station GIG and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th street. where orasrJ
will be taken for baggage 70 be checked and received q
any point in the caty.
DAVID LEE. G. K LORD a. A
General Superintendent Baltimore. mhi2
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CIR THr Best.
1.-THE CONCORD HARNRsa.
We have On hand full stock Of thu Calehr.Aed con-
csnd Harness OF al kinds ut Concord pracss, also
Sole Agency for the
CELEBRATED WHITMAN sADDIRa
LUTz BRO.
AZ 407 Penna- ave- next to National HotAL
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1 UCTION SALE.

By direction Of the owners we will sell at pub. zss
hc a nH on the premises, On THHRSDAY, wv
MARCH SEVENTEENTH. 1887, at TWELVE.A
O'CLOCK NOON the following described Real Estate,
VIZ All that certain lot of ground in the city of WASH
or plan thereof as lot numbered two (2) in square
numbered ten hundred and seventythree u073,, con-
tanning 1880 square feet.
Terms Of sale: Cash One hundred dollars deposit at
time of sale.
mh2-d&ds WEEKS l. CO., Auctioneers.
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EsrAB11sHED 1880.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. COR 10TH st.
Spring styles SILK HATS. @5. 90 and $s.
Spring styles DERBY HATS At q. $3.50. "a $3.50.
o., $3.50.
FELT, CLOTH and TOURIsT HATS.
GENTS OPERA HATS.
CHILDREN, BOYS and YOUTHS HATS ana CAPS.
6ilk. Gloria. AOhair. Alpaca and 0ipgham
UA B B Ell LAS.
CANES CANES. OANTa
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
EOLEY, Autioneer.

Iit eel AZ the Goods contained in store No 700
sEyHN ,na M s TENTH .. TIN ~ and
aL the goods are disposed Of The goods consist in
Rnds P nsS full Line Of Stationery Boots Sf all
Sives Fatfo Mare, Pictures Albums Jewelry, Clocks
T;r .d d Muscai Instruments, Toys Terra Gotta
IlsIes snq quantity of other goods too numerous
menuon. ladies' are especially invited to the day SALE
y teTe are many articles that will be sold that are
mno-ot FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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NEWSPAPER PROPERTY.
IN FOR SALE
IN virtue OF the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
Guteo " Jonp W: 4 II. H. Sherman, IT,, on the 10th
osy q november, 1885, to secure to Charles W. But
burg, Va. shall. on ' -
MONDAY. MARCH FOURTEENTH,
At FOUR O'CLOCK p M, in 'front.' of the Vireinian
Building, proceed to sell the
GOOD WILL STOCK, FIXTURES AND FILES
DAILY VIR0INIAN
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
Inis paper has been published continuously for
nearly egnty years, and has always been regarded az
good property. With subscription list and advertis-
ing patronage already secured. THE VIRGINIAN is
Iuuy equipped for business, and being leading tour
nal IN the state, offers fine opportunity to an ener-
geIlc man' oenr1ng to embark in the publishing bust
THE SALE WILL BE MADE WITHOUT RESERVE
Terms made known on the day of SALE
mh0-3t G. F. BUTTON Trustee
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"nAA PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

sS IF: $sssE
r. Is EfYEcI sSSSsss sssA MS. ss,.
For rt,ssurr AND Rf 4: Vest cssS limited Er
sss ss.iE9 a go . md Si ss:.
with Sleeping Cans from H.rr,sburs TO Cincinnati.
Ss,s.ss Nm s..pinF 81 fi,;su.s Z ssSsss:
and st Lsu: and
risburg 20 Cleveland connecting st Harrisburg
III &c. e Z
AND BALI.
Cars washington q koehss.sr .'1-'' ' -.
For New t .SS ss sspsss 300 and
On sunday. 90 1 N tsS SG a spS liIs 10 %
fss9E asy t saSsDs SUNDAY. and
For srSSy yh' n Ss =
yesssE City with bo.ts 2, BrSoklyn AIMEE. snosi.
For SssassSsS SS g 9; III s.sas9:
goS limo ,i. aq ssD sla 90 70 90 s nd
For ISlt more esS sss ii 1a
S:SS, SIG. 1000 ana q g gM On Sasa;S:
f fos o sle aSpH md ~ ..a 40 Pm a
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:25 AM, L. 30, 4.2S and Q 90 Pr,
daily, except Sunday. Sundaya 300 An 4:l3
sRS tsR ssERrz ksS sf
For Aie1andT,s.e 90, 8 ;4s 40, s45. An raOI
1887 PM On SUNDAY st 500. es&7. II Al
300. col and 10 :05PM
For Richmond and the south, 8 90. II Al div. I'D
pM diy e51sp; ,s su%Rd.
MI s:io iS:la, io4s M; 10, zoo, So 10 10;
7:O5s 1892 and 1912 Pm and l2do 9idhna,ght
AM: ZOO, no. :32, 10 AZ p II and IL: 10nigh4
Tickets and information 1t the ONCE northeast oor-
of 18th street and Pennsylvania md q the
station, where orders be left for the checking
baggage TO destination from hotels and residenoa
CHAS. Z PUGH General MANAGER.
J.R WOOD. General Passenger AGsnk ja3l
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(NHANCERY SALE
~ OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN
THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY OF

TIE 81 f RH2fd tfH2 i
re T. feS15s5y shs
SA$ 81 SAF5S lSS S
following S parcels Of land all in the city Of Washing
FIRST The north four 4l feet eleven I'll, inches of
Lot Numbered seventy t70) in the subdivision Of part
trustee on North Capitol street between and
5 Fl f' fsf f9 BA % St q
lots 1sbsrsd eighty sS @ eighty
five ss anil one hundred o
d04}, one hundred and FIVE G05,, one hundred and
Sus
dred and ten 10). one hundred and eleven I'D,
I'D a on Fenten Place Between ist St east hf and
North Capitol ST. hundred and thirty three Q33
sS
one ~ ard forty !49 one hundred and forty
four ~ one hundred and forty five d45j. one hun
ISL and
apd
aud five 165), one hundred and sixty 166l
st in square numbered six hundred and seventy
i1 81 s' HFaFfSn
FIRST. Original Lots numbered three ~ and four,
y s square Numbered nine hq1red and
Afa ssIss's PHsr
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises, Lots
twenty two (2a), lon Kentucky avenue between and
one
9TH TH nb On the SAME DAY. at HALE PAST FOUR
one q corner Mass ave: and 18th ST. sci nine t9),
atis iss 1 sss
ssS the asss Bay at QUARTER
FIVE O'CLOCK p N. IL front of the premises lots
iSs1 ssn sssSt q, and n ans
Ion n. iHtn between and SITS sell in square num-
IL SANE p4Y fiHE O'clock
sf$fS r. ss
"a R ssa
snvsn ana sts ~
and twelve 2) ION A. between 18th and 18th stsse,l
IN square numbered one thousand and eighty six,
Me- in 1 81 lie a. Asis
numbered four O. FIVE 90 six CO.. corner Of 10th and
and s99 iat half besrssn and eight
On Ss sM % and c T9 SIX
O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises, Lot numbered
one doSI isornsr Of 18th and Ca ave- se 1l' n
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree Onethird
and Two years for which the promissory
from the day OF and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold or all cash. at purchasers option AL
time OF sale on each lot sold II the terms Of sale
the Trustees the right resell at the risk and
cost OF defautng purchaser after five days previous
notice in The Evening Star.
SAMUEL MADDOX. Trustee.
1852 Louisiana ave.
X. 8. DAVIS. trustee
3l3 AZ at. NV.
HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee,
46S Louisiana ave-
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. mh7-dkds
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DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY
liz sold only in bottles Price, 81 For sale by drug
gists, grocers and dealers
Persons east of the Rocky Mountains Except the
Terrtores) unable to II from their dealers
have half dozen sent in plain case unmarked express
prepaid, by renting $6 to
THE DUFFY MALT Whisky co,
mh12 Rochester, NY.
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The New York Society Manner.
From . letter i'll the Hartford Courant,
II ~ had only time and talent IL would be
grEt privilege 70 write on topic which Is Of I'M
mediate interest. 1t Is about what Is distinct
lively known as the ''New York Society Manner"
and is adopted generally by persons in Official life,
such as female presidents of boards OF charitable
Institutions, literary clubs societies OF the fne
arts, and also by the wives Of presidents of COL
legeS. But there are persons who have NO legal
right 70 the society manner who frequently adopt
III ana bear most OF Its outward signs This man.
ner Is conctiating TO interiors, distant TO equals
There Is strong family likeness among the fOrtu-
nate pOssfessors OF the manner; they are OF large
PHYSIQUE, and their gowns rustic when they walk,
TACT not 10 De despioed, since IL Is signal Of
may escape. And Tor the expression of their backs
and shOuiderS-it Is as alike two peas.
An AuctiOncer's Bright Repartee.
From the wilkesbarre Record
IL was at al art auction sale In this city the
other evening. A well-known ''saaiety" man,
somewhat under the influence OF the rosy, STUN
bled in. He edged his way forward, and by ddnt
OF hard pushing managed 10 elbow his way to the
very front. There he stood critically examining
the picture then up for sale, and turning around
impudentiy looked the auctioneer straight In the
eye, and reaching up, lit his cigar stump at the
ing, after which he negligently threw his rum
Piled form In the nearest chair, and haughtily
commanded the auctionecr to 'sput up something
ne liked" Cant do II, my dear SIR" politely
answered that gentleman, 1--WE don't Keep It, but
went up was broad and mighty, but our intoxi.
Gated friend did not tOin In and was sdlent 80 a
clam the balance OF the evening.
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HOTELS.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
IN On Hampton Roads near Old Point Comfort
THE HOTEL WARWICK
An attractive, rstclass Winter Resort families
transient visitors. Send for illustrated Pamphlet TO
B. ORCUTT. $50 Broadway, New York or to
J. 3. SW1NERTON, Manager,
d24-s&w26t Hotel warwick, Newport News. Va.
DERFECTION OF LIvING-THE ALTAMONT
II Eutaw Place, Baltimore, just completed strictly
. Family Hotel Highest elevation. On the handsom-
est street Perfect heat and ventilation. Incandeeoent
electric light in every room. HONE COOLING: Suites
comforts Only forty-hve ninufes ride from Wash-
ington Ten minutes from depot. Send for illustrated
d2S-3m Owner and Proprietor,
GsATIENEEs SUITS s fSB 9HSRRaesrn m. =,
cpsts, 50 eeptsi rs4ts 26 csnts; Vet: g esnfS
Goods called tQr and dalivsred
X. HAHN.
n. Calvert a. 1e1am0gA Telephone call ILL.,
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Vl1HOGAS BOWLING, Auctioneef.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD.
Ing LOTS ON WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
6IREET WEST, BETWEEN H AND STREETS
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of 4a4
the District OF Columbia, passed on the fourth ~
Gay " March. 1887, in cause wherein Richard -
T. Joyce ct a are oomplainants and John Joyce e
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY:
HoVWhia DAY OF MARCH 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ, parts OF lots numbered twenty-four C24),
twenty sig c6l and twenty t27) in square No.
ons hundred and five (105), having front Of sixty
600 feet IN osiS 18th and back
AIees6y te the order e9ptained in said decree TIE
ing lots each having front Of thirty 900 feet 18th
street plat OF which win be exhibited at the SALE
These two lots are regarded the most valuable In
the western section of the city.
According TO the requirements Of the Decree the
chase money must be paid in cash.
Upon confirmation of the sale and payment of all the
purchase money, the property win pc conveyed the
Terms o. SAFE De not complied with in ten days the
property Will be fesod Ut the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser. deposit Of one hundred (100)
dollars WIZ be required on each lot Conveyancng at
purchasers cost
JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee,
mlI-0SN 4S6 Louisiana ave.
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OFFICE OF DANENHOWER l. SON,
" Real Estate and Insurance Brokers.
lilo st. NV

LILO ST. Nv
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEW TWO sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BAY WINDOW SEVEN ROOM
BRICK HOUSE, ALL MODEM IMPROVEMENTS,
KNOWN As No. 1902 FIFTEENTH STREET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in -
l6er no: r. 1 III tolo A. ct seq Of the l.nd1
written request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned Trustees viii sell at public auction, in
TEENIH. A .: 1887, at HALFPAsT Four O'CLOCK
city Of Washington in the said District Wit: Sub
Lot NUMBERED ninety t93} IL square npmbered
two-story aud basement bay window room brick
house. with all modern improvements.
Terms Expenses of sale and 81, 900 and interest at
seven per cent from August II. 1886. in cash. and
property sold; or al cash. 1t option of purchaser
deposit Of 500 will be required at time of sale. If
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days
after SALE the Trustees the right to resell the
property after that time at the risk and Of the
defAulting purchaser.
E MMa AZ bbA 4 HTEff Y EStx Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer mh4 dds
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NlASSAGE AND
SWEDISH MOVEMENT CUREi
a. PER WEEK
In Daily Treatment at
THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE
9O3 10th st. NV.
Ladies and Gentlemen of experience win treat D.
dents at their residence if desired
AT VERY Low RATES.
PROF HARTvIG NISSEN,
Proprietor and Manager.
Office hours:-S q. m. to p. m: 4 to pm
CONSULTATION FREE fl2-lm
Mrs. NJ. A, FRENCH
Wl Magnetic Healer and Business Medium,
is located at III st. where she viii be pleased
to meet all her friends and patrons film
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK FOR ELE-
IL VATORS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS, WAsHINGToN,D g. March 10th, 1887.
Sealed proposals. for furnishing, delivering and put
ting In place complete the electro plated and oxidiZed
iron cars and fronts and other iron work
required for the passenger elevators in the west wing
of the building for State War and Navy Departments,
in this city win be received 1t this office until II NJ,
ON WEDNESDAY, The THIRTIETH DAY OF
MARCH, 1887, and opened immediately thereafter in
presence of bidders.
SpeciAcstions general instructions 70 bidders and
blank forms Of proposal will be furnished 70 estsb
THOk LINCOLN CASEY,
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" Real Estate Brokers,
916 streetnorthwest.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT IN
THE SOUTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY
NEAR THE CAPITOL.
premises. on MONDAY, the FOURTEENTH $
FOUR O'CLOCK p n, the west 40 feet front by depth
of lot in square 1872 located the north side Of
street, between First and Second streets southeast
b. H. WARNER 4 CO.,
GIG street northwest
DUNCANSON bhOS, AuctS. m5-eods
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EDUCATIONAL,

REVOLUTION IN SHORTHAND sLoaN;pU-
ani.SaI taught in twe,ve homrs simple as c.
struction daily Tuition By mail Cali or send stamp
opeasers The scST a ss%ast by mniss
SLoAN-DUpLolAN sH0RTHAND-AFTER FOUR
Hwesks' study of an hour day. able TO write
sn words per min ute and improve Nth sss les
mh1e-et. Attorney-at-Iav, WaIrenton. Va
S TtAMME;RJNN .a cTKED, ,.,,,,., :,
Washington a School Of Eiocution and English Lam
go. .Sa : system endowed by
(LAsslCAl. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. FLORENCE
,sS IN i Ea,cRs.p
eh.rxs 81 the T sSsS Of smith coess S be n
by corps Of native French German n and Italian teach
s5s The he best master. Win be procured for vocal
E1liss,s. also in moisi,ns s,udents prepared for
allowed 70 join the school with their dsnshtsrs. A
sE Bo1 so ssr ss.. Sl.r
seelye, Northampton. Mas mh5stit
SINdINa AND PIANO CLASSES
- For Elementary and Advanced Pupils
For terms, &c. apply Boz iie Star Office mhs -ew.
HAhILL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
LeDroit building. ana Eishth hs sts NV.
Teaches Double-entry Bookkeeping. Business Arith-
metic, Penmanship and English branches when de-
sired: Typewriting, frivsts Instructions for Civil
Service Examinations Day and evening sessions.
For terms Of tuition. &c. call At College rooms.
(six years with Eastman Business College and late
principal Of Martyr Commercial College). mhS -6m
LCRENCH LESsONs-PUPILS CONVERSE FLU
II entity with purest accent In very abort time by
new system of Prof. H. LARROQCE'S native Pari-
ssn, A. NJ, Of sorbonne University. Paris. France.
1918 ST. NV mhS-l mos
DIANO LESsONS-MRS ADDIE PRoSpERI GRID
y ler pupil of the late Prof Georre Felix Benkert n
prepared to receive limited number of pupils ON the
piano. Residence 401 9Th Ut. Sc. mh7-2w
ssERENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND"
Il 800 pages, containing . thorough system q
by MILE. V PRUDHoMME, published and edited
ton and rrsotieai use Of the French isnsuase war
ranted in thirty lessons. spring term opens March
n, At S2l Vermont ave. Call until 10Th, at 1olA
18th st. mh4-lm
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE To MAKE A
W hfe-size crsyon portrait in fifteen lessons no
knowledge OF drawing necessary lessons in painting.
Room IL. May Building, corner eth and E. mh4-9ts
MARTIN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The highest standard business college in America
Book keeping Business Arithmetic, Theory, PrDcti-
cal and Banking Departments.
Law Lectures free to students.
Day course, life scholarship, s4o Evening session,
three months course, IS per month. mh3-6m
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
WI 313 9th ST., Washington, d. c.,
Provides practically useful business esiucatior No
terms nor vacations Students enter at any time
Terms Life Scholarshp $40. IL weeks course board
&C., S75 Send for circular. sel4-eo6m
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schedule in effect SUNDAY, MARCH 18th. 1887.
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